Sentence examples for convincingly established from inspiring English sources

And between the two, "no correlation has yet been convincingly established".

Theoretical and experimental work in the mid to late 19th century convincingly established light as an electromagnetic wave, and the issue seemed to be resolved by 1900.

But Tien-Tsung Lee, an associate professor of journalism at the University of Kansas, wrote in 2005 after reviewing the literature that "a link between reporters' political beliefs and news coverage has never been convincingly established".

cDrugs that may have been linked to some reports of human liver injuries, but have not been convincingly established as causing these injuries in their therapeutic doses, or have not been widely used for an extended period of time and, therefore, lack sufficient clinical data for a reliable classification.

Because the association of diagnostic †raoellid cranial fossils with postcranial remains [3] has not been convincingly established (noted in [11]), we also examined how exclusion of postcranial information affected the phylogenetic position of †Indohyus.

No more than four major pan American and three minor North American founding mtDNA haplotypes (A2, B2, C1, D1 and X2a, D2, D3, respectively) have been convincingly established in previous studies of control region sequence, RFLP markers and 30 complete mtDNA genomes (Table 1) [1]��[14].

I would not have published the allegation of a McCain affair, because The Times did not convincingly establish its truth.

As Anthony Tommasini observed in his review in The New York Times, the production never convincingly establishes what the onetime jester Rigoletto's position is in this fictional Vegas.

But as Barra convincingly establishes, his subject is well deserving of his own era: Between 1947 and 1958, with Yogi anchoring the defense and hitting in the heart of the lineup, the Yankees won 10 pennants and 8 World Series.

On the other hand, Judge Cohen also wrote that while that evidence might have cast reasonable doubt, "it does not clearly and convincingly establish to this court the defendant's actual innocence, particularly when examined in light of the people's evidence of his guilt".

But Gál [1982] convincingly establishes the correct date as 1347.